Interactive Week reports that the Microsoft Network is working to deliver versions of MSN.com to devices such as handheld computers and cellular phones. These versions could be available within six months to a year.

Itronix announced its T5200 device based on Windows CE will support American Mobile’s ARDIS network.

PC World takes a look at five Handheld PC Pro machines priced at under $1000 from Hewlett-Packard, LG Electronics, NEC, Sharp, and Vadem.

News.com is reporting that Proxinet wil debut software for Palm Computing and Windows CE devices at DemoMobile 99 conference. Proxinet’s software is used used to translate Web content for viewing on Palm computers and Windows CE devices.

CASIO Soft announced the availability of CSI MobileLink. CSI MobileLink is available for devices based on the Windows CE operating system.

PC Week has coverage of the release of Lotus Notes and Domino R5. Domino R5 server also works with existing enterprise systems and clients, including digital/cellular phones and personal digital assistants.

If you experienced some access difficulties with any of our publications today, it was because we were installing new servers. As some of you know, we’ve had some intermittent outages throughout the week. Given the influx of new readers and the new publication, we felt the healthiest thing to do would be to completely update our server farm. After nearly 16 hours straight work the new servers appear to be working well and we’re getting ready to go home. Because the new machines have considerably more muscle than our older work-horses, you should notice a measurable performance boost across the entier ZATZ Network.

Here’s an article from News.com about Handheld PCs. According to the article, Handheld PCs are caught between palm-sized PCs and Jupiter devices.

PC World compares the latest Palm computers and Windows CE devices.

Interactive Week reports that the Microsoft Network is working to deliver versions of MSN.com to devices such as handheld computers and cellular phones. These versions could be available within six months to a year.